Downtown Mobile Mural Takes Shape With Help From Neighborhood Kids
A colorful new mural is spreading across a Warren Street building in downtown Mobile, with local kids pitching in ahead of ArtRide.
Body of Louisiana Teen Recovered on Gulf Shores Beach After Drowning
The body of a 17-year-old Louisiana visitor was recovered off a Gulf Shores public beach two days after he went under in rough surf.
Baldwin County Schools Say Budget Is ‘On Track’ as Penny Tax Revenue Edges Up
Baldwin County's school system reported it was on pace to close fiscal 2014 with a healthy reserve as its one-cent education sales tax brought in slightly more money than the…
Bond Set at $250,000 for Baldwin County Constable in Fatal Spanish Fort Shooting
A Mobile County constable charged with murder in a fatal Spanish Fort bar shooting had bond set at $250,000 after a Bay Minette hearing.
Puppy Named Hawk Rescued From Mobile Storm Drain
A 4-week-old puppy pulled from a Mobile storm drain atop a skateboard earned the name Hawk after a rescue involving neighbors and two county agencies.
Appeals Ruling Sends Mobile County Death Penalty Case Back for Resentencing
An appellate ruling voiding one of four murder counts means a Mobile County death sentence must be reconsidered, though prosecutors expect it to stand.
Bond Set at $250,000 for Mobile County Constable in Spanish Fort Shooting
A Semmes constable accused of fatally shooting a man in a Spanish Fort parking lot had his bond set at $250,000 during a Monday hearing.
Mobile Mystery Dinners Stages Drag-Pageant Whodunit ‘Murder!! What A Drag!!’ at the Carnival Museum
The Mobile Carnival Museum turns into crime scene and catwalk at once on Saturday, July 26, when Mobile Mystery Dinners presents “Murder!! What A Drag!!” — a whodunit set at…
Louisiana Delta Folk Duo SILO Headlines the Blind Mule July 26 with Leland Clay
Louisiana Delta folk duo SILO headlines the Blind Mule on Saturday, July 26, with support from Prichard, Alabama singer-songwriter Leland Clay. The show starts at 9:30 p.m. at the Blind…
Why USA’s $459 Million in Combined Assets Hasn’t Stopped Rising Tuition
Despite $459 million in combined university and foundation assets, USA has raised tuition four years running. Here's why the money can't help.